可接受的,受歡迎的,合意的[～NP] Flowers are～gifts to a sick person.花是給病人合適的禮物。[BE～] Your work is not～,do it again.你的工作不行,重做。/The gift is very～.這個禮物很受歡迎。[BE～TO NP] Please letme know as soon as possible if this pro-posal is～...[繼續(xù)閱讀]

    被接受的[～NP]an～ opinion一條被公認(rèn)的意見[BE/V-cop～] The new theory be-came widely～.這一新理論得到廣泛接受。...[繼續(xù)閱讀]

    (1)易接受的(2)易受影響的(3)易得到的[～NP] He is an～person.他平易近人。[BE～] The books are easily～as allthe shelves are open.這些書都便于查閱,因為所有的書架都是開架的。[BE～BY NP] The house is not～by motor-car.這屋子,汽車不能接近。/This mansi...[繼續(xù)閱讀]

    (1)偶然的(2)附屬的[～NP] They paid us an～visit.他們偶然訪問了我們。[BE～]Our meeting was quite～.我們的相遇非常偶然。[ BE～ TO NP]Songs are essential to musical comedy,but～to Shakespeare’s play.歌曲對音樂喜劇至關(guān)重要,但在莎劇中只起輔助作用。...[繼續(xù)閱讀]

    (1)已完成的(2)熟悉的,有造詣的(3)善于社交的[～NP] Is he an～singer?他是位有造詣的歌手嗎?/an～fact既成的事實[BE/NP～I(xiàn)N NP]He is～in numerous arts.他精通各種藝術(shù)。/a person～ in all socialgraces具有各種社交能力的人[BE～AT NP] be～at the left-hande...[繼續(xù)閱讀]

    (1)有說明義務(wù)的(2)可說明的[BE～] Her badtemper is easily ～,she has had aheadache all day.她脾氣不好是容易解釋的,因她已頭痛了一天。[BE～FOR NP] A mad man is not～forhis actions.瘋子不對自己的行為負(fù)責(zé)。/Who should be～for this?誰應(yīng)對此負(fù)責(zé)? [BE～TO...[繼續(xù)閱讀]

    (1)可接受的,可信任的(2)被正式認(rèn)可的[～NP]an～representative of the firm派來的公司代表[BE～AT/TO NP] Hewas～at/to Lisbon.他被派駐/往里斯本。[BE～WITH NP/V-ing] Hewas～with having said it.人們認(rèn)為他說了此事。/He is～ with somenew view on the subject.人們認(rèn)...[繼續(xù)閱讀]

    準(zhǔn)確的,精確的[～NP] This is an～ statement of whathappened.這是對所發(fā)生事情的準(zhǔn)確報道。[BE～] Your answers are farfrom being～.你的答案太不準(zhǔn)確了。[BE～AT NP] My son is quickand～at figures.我兒子對數(shù)字算得又快又準(zhǔn)。[BE～I(xiàn)N NP] He isvery～in his obse...[繼續(xù)閱讀]

    受到控告的[～NP] The judge asked the～ man tostand up,and he stood up.法官要被告站起來,他照做了。[BE～AS NP]Tom was～as an accomplice.湯姆被指控為同謀。[BE～FOR V-ing]Steven was～for stealing a car.斯蒂文被指控偷了一輛轎車。[BE～OF V-ing] The manager has...[繼續(xù)閱讀]

    習(xí)慣的,經(jīng)常的[～NP] her～smile她慣常的微笑[BE～TO NP] She was～to thelife here.她習(xí)慣了這里的生活。[BE/V-cop～TO V-ing] Jane was～to using her left hand.簡習(xí)慣于用左手。/Washingtonians have become～to living with crimes.華盛頓人對犯罪已司空見慣了。[V...[繼續(xù)閱讀]